Water Eject for Phone Speakers

Free sound tool for minor splashes. Works in your browser.

For minor splashes only. If your phone was submerged, gets hot, or shows a liquid alert, skip the sound tool.

Comfortable volume · Speaker facing down · Start with Standard

How to use Water Eject

  1. 01

    Dry the phone

    Unplug cables, remove the case, and wipe away visible water.

  2. 02

    Start the sound

    Point the speaker down. Choose Standard and tap START at a comfortable volume.

  3. 03

    Check the sound

    After one cycle, let the phone dry and listen again. Stop if distortion worsens.

How the sound works

Low-frequency sound vibrates the speaker. It may move small droplets near the opening, but it can't dry the inside of your phone or repair water damage. Results vary.

Keep your phone safe

Do

  • Air-dry the phone in a well-ventilated place.
  • Keep the charging port dry before plugging in.
  • Seek help if it was submerged or stops working normally.

Don't

  • Use heat, compressed air, rice, or objects in ports.
  • Play tones at full volume or on repeat.
  • Ignore liquid alerts or charging problems.

Test your audio

Speaker Test →Check for muffled, buzzing, or crackling sound. Microphone Test →Check live microphone levels. Use a recording app to judge clarity.

Common questions

Will this fix every wet speaker?

No. It may help after a minor splash, but water damage needs proper care.

How loud should I play it?

Use a comfortable volume. Stop if the sound becomes harsh.

Can I run it more than once?

Start with one cycle. If nothing changes, allow more drying time.

Can I charge my phone after a splash?

Not while the charging port is wet or a liquid alert is showing.

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